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Plot the elevation profile of GPX profile using GNUPlot and GPXPlot3.py
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#!/bin/bash | |
SCRIPT=$(readlink -f $0) | |
SCRIPTPATH=`dirname $SCRIPT` | |
cd "$SCRIPTPATH" | |
python3 gpxplot3.py -y elevation -x distance $1 > gpx.dat & pid1=$! | |
wait $pid1 | |
echo " | |
set output '$1.png' | |
set title '$2' | |
set ylabel 'Elevation (m)' | |
set xlabel 'Distance (km)' | |
set ytics 200 | |
set grid | |
set style fill transparent solid 0.50 | |
set style fill border 1 | |
stats 'gpx.dat' u 3:2 nooutput | |
set xrange [STATS_min_x:STATS_max_x] | |
set yrange [STATS_min_y:] | |
set terminal pngcairo size (STATS_max_x*10+100),(((STATS_max_y-STATS_min_y)/5)+50) font ',10' | |
set label 1 gprintf('%.0f m',STATS_max_y) at STATS_pos_max_y, STATS_max_y offset 1,0.75 textcolor linetype 3 | |
set label 2 gprintf('%.0f m',STATS_min_y) at STATS_pos_min_y, STATS_min_y offset 1,-0.75 textcolor lt 3 | |
plot 'gpx.dat' using 3:2 with filledcurves x1 notitle lc 3 \ | |
,'gpx.dat' using 3:2 with lines notitle lc 3 lw 2 \ | |
" | gnuplot |
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